Available in both standard and ABS versions, the CBR500R combines aggressive looks evocative of Honda's supersport models with a torquey, fuel-injected parallel-twin 471cc engine and a riding position that's sporty but comfortable. The result is a versatile middleweight machine that's great for everything from recreational riding to commuting.

While Honda's CB500F and CB500X are both powered by a bulletproof DOHC, liquid-cooled 471cc parallel-twin engine, the packages are very different. The CB500F has a classic, upright riding position, naked-bike styling and a confidence-inspiring low seat height. The CB500X is an adventure bike with an adjustable windscreen, a wide handlebar and a generous 5.5 inches of front suspension travel, 4.7 inches rear. Both are comfortable and capable 500 class machines with adaptable powerbands, and both are also available in ABS versions.

• Colors: CB500F: White/Red (new) CB500X: Matte Black Metallic/Yellow (new)
• Price: TBD
• Availability: November 2014

GOLD WING VALKYRIE

Combining stripped-down, laid-back styling with the iconic, 1832cc opposed-six engine from Honda's Gold Wing, you get the Valkyrie—a distinctive cruiser that turns heads wherever it goes. It has LED lighting, a slash-cut muffler, 10-spoke cast aluminum wheels, a customizable seat and a twin-spar aluminum frame with a low center of gravity, but what really sets the Valkyrie apart is its smooth and plentiful power.

• Colors: Candy Red (new)
• Price: TBD
• Availability: January

CTX700N

The 2015 CTX®700N retains its torquey 670cc twin-cylinder engine and innovative styling but has an updated seat that positions the rider 30mm closer to the handlebar for improved comfort. Additional rider-friendly features include a low 28.3-inch seat height, forward-set footpegs and integrated storage, and there's an available version with a high-tech automatic DCT transmission and ABS.

• Colors: Light Silver Metallic (new)
• Price: TBD
• Availability: February

CTX700

Available with either a standard manual gearbox or Honda's revolutionary automatic DCT transmission (DCT option includes ABS), the CTX700 is a futuristic touring machine with a full front fairing. It has a new seat that positions the rider forward, closer to the forward-set footpegs. A full range of comfort- and touring-related Honda Genuine Accessories enable riders to make this bike their own.

• Colors: Gray Blue Metallic (new)
• Price: TBD
• Availability: February

REBEL

Offering classic styling in an economical, unintimidating package, Honda's entry-level cruiser has a sub-27-inch seat height and legendary Honda reliability. The proven, smooth 234cc parallel-twin engine gets incredible fuel mileage and has plenty of power for highway use. The Rebel has spoke wheels front and rear, with a hydraulic disc front brake for solid stopping power.

• Colors: Candy Red; Black
• Price: $4,190
• Availability: February

NC700X

A great choice for everything from weekend canyon carving to workday commuting, the NC700X is offered in two versions: one with a conventional six-speed manual transmission and one with Honda's exclusive automatic DCT (the latter version also comes with ABS). The 670cc parallel-twin engine is powerful but fuel efficient, and there's an integrated storage compartment that accepts most full-face helmets.

• Colors: Red; Black
• Price: $7,799; $$8,799 (DCT/ABS)
• Availability: February

CRF250L

Honda's popular and lightweight CRF250L is a fuel-efficient dual-sport bike that's both fun and practical. The fuel-injected, DOHC single-cylinder engine has an electric starter and plenty of low- and midrange torque, while the long, motocross-style seat and upright body positioning are comfortable on the road or in the dirt. Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes are standard.

• Colors: Red
• Price: $4,999
• Availability: March

FORZA

Touting the convenience and approachability of a scooter but with the highway-ready power of a liquid-cooled, fuel-injected 279cc engine, the Forza™ is a master of adaptability. With features like a CVT automatic transmission, enough storage for two helmets and a 12-volt power outlet, it's ready for everything from commuting to two-up weekend fun. An ABS version is also available.

• Colors: Pearl Red
• Price: $5,599; $6,099 (ABS)
• Availability: February

RUCKUS

Thanks to its stripped-down styling, wide tires and dual headlights, the Ruckus has fostered its own underground culture, marked by dedicated clubs and organized ride days all over the country. Powered by a fuel-sipping, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder 49cc engine, the popular scooter returns for 2015 with simple, rider- friendly features like an automatic one-speed transmission and electric start.

• Colors: Black; White/Red
• Price: $2,649
• Availability: January

METROPOLITAN

With incredible fuel efficiency and a 22-liter under-seat storage compartment, practicality is the Metropolitan's forte, but it also offers fun, smile-inducing performance. Programmed Fuel Injection (PGM-FI), a V-matic automatic transmission, a combined-braking system and a convenience hook for groceries are all standard.

• Colors: White (new); Pearl Blue/Pearl Black; Pink Metallic/Pearl White
• Price: $1,999
• Availability: February

CRF450X

Combining MX-focused parts like the Honda Progressive Steering Damper with trail-ready features including a headlight, LED taillight, electric starter and 18-inch rear wheel, Honda created a great off-roader that's ready for everything from the woods to the desert. The 449cc liquid-cooled engine with Unicam head and titanium intake valves delivers a wide, smooth powerband, and works-style hydraulic disc brakes front and rear slow things down in a hurry.

• Colors: Red
• Price: $8,440
• Availability: December

CRF250X

While the CRF250X receives technology from Honda's successful quarter-liter MX machine, it also gets off-road-specific features like a wide-ratio gearbox, retuned suspension and electric starting. With a compact, lightweight Unicam engine boasting twin-sump lubrication and a gear-driven counterbalance, as well as a standard aluminum Renthal handlebar, the CRF250X is ready to rule the trail.

• Colors: Red
• Price: $7,410
• Availability: December

PIONEER 700/PIONEER 700-4

Honda's do-it-all Pioneer 700s have taken the side-by-side world by storm with their versatility and affordability, and now they both have a new dual-rate front suspension designed to deliver a smoother ride while still providing plenty of travel and superior load-carrying capacity. They also feature a hydraulic-assisted tilt bed; durable, beltless automatic transmission; long-travel, double-wishbone front and rear suspension; and rubber-mounted 675cc liquid-cooled engine. There are also a number of comfort and convenience features and a long list of available accessories.

The four-person Pioneer 700-4 boasts the industry's first QuickFlip™ convertible rear seating design, which can switch from seating configurations for two, three or four people, and it's available in a new Metallic Silver color. Both the Pioneer 700 and Pioneer 700-4 are designed, developed and built in the U.S.

• Colors: Pioneer 700: Red; Honda Phantom Camo; Olive Pioneer 700-4:Metallic Silver (new); Red; Honda Phantom Camo
• Price: Pioneer 700: $10,299; $10,899 (Camo) Pioneer 700-4: $11,899; $12,499 (Camo)
• Availability: January

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